https://drive-my.com/en/retro-carss/item/2229-buyers-guide-ferrari-mondial.html Some choice quotes: "The Mondial is often seen as the poor relation of the Ferrari clan, but its actually pretty nice to drive, with handling thats sharper than the 308 GTB." " Ed Callow of Foskers comments: Mondial values have moved on by around £8-10k in the last year, and Id expect to see similar growth over the next year or two. Id anticipate a car selling today at £35,000 to be priced around £50,000-55,000 by 2017. That would be crazy...
Thank you for posting, Paul. I chuckled when the author said "its pretty reliable and inexpensive to maintain." Clearly, he's never owned one.
Haha...I'm just an armchair racer...but it's unanimous by all the automotive press at the time: http://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/144252305-post17.html
Paul, the following info really surprised me: "All versions are quite rare in the UK, but the most desirable is the Mondial T, which shares its engine and much of the running gear with the 348. Approximately 100 were sold here, split evenly between Coupe and Cabriolet" The US got many more T's that the UK, amazing... Cheers, Greg
